Soybeans work against brain hemorrhage
A scientific study indicates that soy can provide protection against the risk of brain hemorrhage.
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A scientific study indicates that soy can provide protection against the risk of brain hemorrhage.
Consuming an additional 1 tablespoon of salt (5g) a day increases the risk of stroke by 23% and increases the risk of cardiovascular disease by 17%.
A study published by Norwegian scientists shows that using folic acid in combination with vitamin B12 increases the risk of cancer.
A new study by scientists from the University of Colorado Denver and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) shows that vitamin D plays an important role in reducing the ri…
About 70% of US children have low vitamin D levels, which puts them at risk for bone and cardiovascular disease, the researchers said.
The severe obesity rate of young children has tripled in the last 25 years, putting many children at risk of developing diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
A new study has published that scientists have found the first scientific evidence that fresh garlic is pressed better for heart health than dry garlic.
Doctors have long known that eating too much carbohydrate-rich foods like white bread and corn tortillas can be harmful to cardiovascular health.
High blood pressure often involves cardiovascular disease with many dangerous complications. The following simple and effective tips will help
Indian scientists have successfully developed a
Scientists at the University of Heidelberg (Germany) have published a study that suggests that Omega-3 has no complementary effects in treating cardiovascular patients.
In Ottawa a new study published in the American Journal of Internal Medicine reports that Vitamin D has more positive effects than we already know.
This may sound a bit confusing and perhaps intuitive, but the connection between the cold of the weather and the heart attack has been hypothesized a few times.
The development and recovery of cardiac and vascular tissue is strongly linked to a small segment of ribonucleic acid (RNA) present only in one place in the body.